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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Yea are fseiina darFsased, yoar apps-
lite : poog. yea are bothered vita head-
achs. yoa are fdeetsy. nervozz. and
eeasrailF out Of sorts, and want 80 bFses
90. Brsos 20, bat Lot sith sfimalantz.
sprinR medicines ~ bitters. whieh have
fer their bass very cheap. bad y iskg.
and which stimulate yoa for an boar
and then leave yea u sorss cc1dltson
than before. What yea want = Al
Alternative that viii parity yoar blood.
start healthy action Of hveT and kid
ueys, restore yo1r vitality and give 70
nsWed bealfh and sfresRth- S1sh :
msdioins you uill and IN Electric Bit
ters. sBd only 50 cents 9 b0ttiss 81 A. B.
BxERGHT's drug store. d.
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WHAT True MRRTr WILL nj

WHAT TRUE MRRIT WILL DO
The no recedsnled sale OF Boschse's
German Syrup within q few years has
astonished the world. 10 h without
doubt the safest and best remedy ever
discovered Cor the speedy Aad efestoal
cure Of Coughs. Colds, and the severest
Iang troubles IL acts on an entirely
dldersnt principle from she usual pre-
ssFiptloDs given bY physicians. as it does
not dry up cough and leave the dis
ease stiil IN the system, but, 60 the con-
traFy, removes the cause Of the trouble,
heals the parts affected. and leaves them
in q purely healthy condition. A bottle
kept IN the house for use when the dis
eases make their appearance vii save
doctors bills and . long spell Of serious
illness A trial viii convince you Of
these facts. II is positively sold By all
druggists and general dealers in tie
land. Price - cts. large bottles. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26
zee LrrTLE o. EVEEYFmISG.

Many years ago, says tbs Dry Goods
Chrostcis, the following caric0s Eetarn
vas sent in By Supposed public debtor
10 TIE Commissioners Of Taxes In m
eastern city;
/, A. B., dsciares
I have bat littls money to spare.
I have
/ littls house,
- maid.
2 boys.
2 trade,
2 land,
2 money 10 command;
Rather little Is my little all
2 supply with comfort my little squAn
And little to pay tAxss a. all.
by this you zee
| have children three
Depending on me.
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NO VIoIKscE

From the Washington Critic.
Pretty treasury girl 20 avenue car
conductor wiz you put me OF at the
Capitol
Conductor, with emphasis - Ne,
ma'am
Pretty girl, aDgFily-- What?
Conductor won't put you OF, l
said ma'am.
Pretty girl, more aneVily-Why not,
sir. should like 10 knowi
Conductor. innooently = Because.
ma'am, never pat q lady OF the car
thai behaves herself.
Pretty RiFl-Do you mean 10 insuli
me. sirG want % est OF 81 the Capitol.
Conductor. brightening-Oh. BEG
your pardon, mA'sm. didn't under
stand. or course, you may get Oh
there.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Fmk DeMExz0M STEAMSHIP KxxK
Ranninz bsGwesn Lixsrpoel SD Qua-
80, thancs ~ raj - 81 Bofrts ID ths
UnItad Sta1ss. Sail frs1 LfssEpooi
every ThursdMy, c4flinR g Belfasf. and
from ousbec every Saturday. ssssns<s
aFs larRs and fast and rseeszGa aeenza-
modasiona zasxszzied II any seher
Ina, While TIE VOYAGE Is so niles
shoEter thAn Via Mes Tork, thEss days
q Il IN Tie s@ostk waeeFs It - 6alf
md river 81 LAHzsnee. fazzsd fgx
bsazkifaf. piutzFesQ1e seezeEJ. S<ssg
aas and prspaid oeFff6estes Sid nf
t0uua EaSEz Also dFefks 81 Europe
and hank ramiftances 70 any pus4ufi1e
nd7rasA A. GzUWza, T5ekef AgEn1
fog ths Eoriksrn Pasl6s h Z. iyl4 du
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fOaahA Herald

NE. Minks--Sseus 70 me that new
girl IL = very good enc, isn't she9
Mrs. Minks-Shs Il a perfect treasure.
can't Imagine how | even existed be-
fore she came. and III never let her 90,
ne ~; bat the beauty Of IL -. she IL just
as eel satisfied A. am. and | know
she'll never even think Of leaving.
"Dont be TOO sure about that. she
may take . notion 70 Rea married some
Ane day
"No danger; she's been married
onea y
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EnmaK AcaExmmmnET ~ EzBH


A eGHzsn a Tnouma. sags - Ae-as
asMrina Ensnrmstiou ahouf fks law ~
esrdsnn tsds Ga1s aadsssssa . Isstsz -
fhs sscEseary Il tks Insariug il wsah-
inqson. d. C., ana rsnsnElg Esssissd >
nsply fsonn f1sa Gnnerna Lana 0nes q
wkiuh fhs fsEE1winR II > eapy-
WAsMmsnum, ID c., Jan O.
I an ID FsnHipt. ~ rsfaEsBes fFum tie
h0uornhae HerrssMFy 81 tie kEfeE5aK, a
Four lastsx % Dse. 81 1856. aHkinG fsx
gun1 carnuiars a. ws mag have reaMtsng
% ths Ian is rsgasd - rseiaizaing -staa
Haea
In rspay goa are aavissd shaf wa haxs
no circaiaxB ahas TREAD at he subSsst u
Q0egff1u.
There h no pEsgiaiau for saquiring
ti4is 30 fsas lads nn6er tks runlis lad
hmx e TIE UnisSa 6sates-
1hs net e. 8ept -. 1s50. which Rrznt-
"a 70 fbM stz1Rs sban IN she uzisn, TIE
aswnmp and ogsra we'd Land. 10 n0i
aDviieabie 20 tie Territories. and sneA
Iands 10 WashinR2on TsFris0Eg are Dis
posed q 10 ths aane na&1Bsf. and IN
Or ths sane Laws and reR1isfions q
aFy lnna.
Very rsspsstfuElv,
5. NJ. TzxxKLxAN.
AWis1snt Oom1izzi01sf-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

J. J. Atkins. Chisf Of Poles, Kn0x-
vilie. Tenn. writsE NJ wife ard are
he1SaclAFies OF year most exeeslens
HsedicIne. Dr.. Kings New Medical Dis
cuvery for consumption; having f0und
a 10 be all lh2l yea claim for i. desire
10 testify 10 he virtns. Nv friends, TO
when have reoSmmendsd il. praise ID
IS every appagtuuity." DR. Ksn0's New
Discovery fnF CoaSnDptioa q Raarnn-
AslhEns, Croap. and every affection %
Throat. Gases and Lass. Tra4l beatlas
frse a. A. b sExwAKr's aFna ssers
Large sizs q. AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26
Harina h am nFaniaI J.

Having IN eur efieial capacity, as
members % the Piymoath Hospital
Oommsttee, been asked to test and prove
the tnectiveness Of many diGcrent aFti.
Giles 10 be used as disinfectants ia siok
soous and as preventives q infectious
tevers. report that Dsrbys Prophyiactic
Fluid has been thoroughly tested durina
she receni Typhoid epidemic In this
plaoe- IL proved most efscaciaus in
stsying the sprsad Of the fever.
+. II. Armstrong, :. NJ. Davenport.
J. A. Opp. u. NJ. LAnce,
Thos. Kerr, gaA. Lee. Jr. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

AsouT WuEAr. - The Cincinnati Prize
cssrrras reprints from an Eastern paper
unique and facetious wheat discussion
By some anOcymous writer. whose pleas.
Antries serm the setting 81 = strong sAr-
cssiical Analysis Of the position and
prospects % the market. The writer
states what Caarier gesFsai readers
have often read, that the position II
foreign demand and sapsly appears 20
~ more favorable % Auefican sellers
than thsy we're even tn The red letter
years Of iS79 and 1850. The wants Of
she Cnited kiRedom and France are
egafed Al S.<&0o001o bushels in iSSs
AGAINST 1l6. ep0,0oo IN 1873, With $50. o0o. !.
600 surplus IN the Caiaed States, ana
s&Qlooeo 10 ether cocnfries, q total Of
IS. et0gNN haShels acAinSt tS9 600 600
sartlas IN ISIS, and i.i6 coo COO ia ether
countries. fetal OF ssAOoa.uuo 10 1879
De6acttnr tue w&ats Of EnCl nd aud
France alane froaa thess totals. there
recnsins q surplus for other countries Z
3 CtkAos0 hash Is cor iS@s-ST, arainzs
q 90 oQO hushNla for 1873. Tue writer's
statistical pFedicAses are apparsnily weli
saksa In TIE main; baa he sets dawn
Australia for sarplus Of !, COO. Goo bash
els foF export, when Australia tits wear
u an tmpeFtef; and tndlA fer ta.0oo 900
sxparta. when India has airuady en-
ported IN thsa Greg year Beginning April
I. S00.08 basheis. nth prubshiy
s,oOo.ooO SAL % cone.-- E.gsssrilis CasrifF-
.fsarua2
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The reduction Of internal revenue and
The taking OF Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines. ne doubt has
largely beneftted the consumers. ss veil
as relieving the borden Of home nan
ufaeturers. Especially is this the case
With Greest's Aagtsf Fiotafr and BoscAes's
German Syrup. ~ the reduction Of
thirty six cents per dozen. has been
added to increase the size Of the bottles
containing these remedies. thereby
giving one fifth more medicine IN the
Is cent sizs- The Angssf Flosrsr for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and
the tcyHsan Syy-sp for Cough and Lang
tFoables. have. perhaps, The largest sale
Of any medicines In the World. The Sd
vantage OF increased size Of the bottles
viii b. greatly appreciated BY the sick
and afflicted in every town and village
IN oivilik-d coantrles. sample bottles
for 10 eents remain the sane sans. dsidw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Net sore than per csnf. % the besa
class % merchants saoceed wifhoaa
taitne IN fhilAasiphiA- Nas more than
ger ceRl % Ire merchants cf Nee
t0fk alttn&ta,y iife On an fndeoerd-
e0ce Aftsf hAvtng saomitfed - tee
usual orzieal q failure, and not more
tAAn three aul o. avery hundFed mer-
e0AEia - bn2io1 acquire IN iadeRand-
6ee&s CArc~fcis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

TIE " CENTEMERTH h the moss pop
alar kid glove in Ameriea, &1.SS for eve
oattons. $50 for etRht bmttoaA. Thsg
are far below the Fvice OF any otter
standard maker. and for ID and dara-
htlity are npsxcslied- The above are re-
tail prices the glove u net sold al whole
salel AZ SCHWABACHER BROS dNfs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26
KRmems FmsT ARE HEnAK.

And We An anaulEe n Them.
To yieId to immaterisl tribes.
To entsasnr 70 moal6 al dispOsitions
alike.
To lock for Dsrfsetiou IN cur ovn 80
tio1G
70 look for indgusss and sxpsrisnss
h ySath-
oan grasp.
10 s1p.s. uniformity Of Opinian IN
thi1 world.
To sxpsss 10 Be able 10 undssssssd
sveFythine-
To nsasars tie s1ioymsnt Of others
b your o8n.
Not % make AlIowasoss for the in
Grmifies Of 0fheEs.
To consider everything impossible
that wa cannof perform
To Worry oafssIves and others with
what cannot be reDedied-
Il Il Q great Distake 70 st up y0uf
ON standard Of riRAt and wrong and
judge ps0pls accordingly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26
nTrKIEN,a ARNnrA aaIrR.

The Best sAlve in The voEid for Qua,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rseam. Fe-
Yer SORES. Tstter. Chapped HANDS, Chil-
elaius. Germs and all Ska Eruptions.
snd positively cures Piles. or no gay
required. IL is guaranteed 10 give psr-
fect satisfaction, OF money refunded.
Prics = oents per box For sale b. A.
b SzKWAHT. a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Mm- Wwz9was Ns1nHH EzMEw. GzE
eadEsn t1stbznzs b &c Ezza 500 81
60 of 1ka hnz4 &ez1ass maEEM 80 rkg-
MniamB h kA@ Uxs1a& Hsn8mn Nn& rs
heHn masd faE fszs9 yA4Es wilk neEsE
fHzifnM sz@neEE by nizsazn II MG4kezs
Cor kANiz nhil1rnn. Dnxfmg &c EsunHgH
nf tee6kina fkn yz3na Is inna1euixk&e. ID
szitnEES Is eAzild fFuzn pzzx- ezsss aEs
mn11Ey sn9 6iaxzhmA, wr1pzm@ u tMe
huwsln nn4 wina anzSA b GixsnG hzaikh
- khe Gid 4 ruEta the m@aAw RKiee
ZaG q hae<aA mu2zAwzy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26
STEAMER HELEN.
Foa c0LEI, PORTS uachARD
WASHINGTON.

a R sTxAAER HKIKN.
$40 81 Ia N Agtaf, iGAFa4 ~. y
ton 4 sDilh " haEf. SnnEflas every 80 ~
and Friday, ~ - - ~
ColhT, &ilchaifs Fuan4 he4d e & 49, 49, y.
ahard also. - hoad az Port !. As,. 49,.
~ fIrnlwT lnave read AZ F.er1 w - b +.
AZ A a. -. haa4 a. Port 0rrA1r. 8 !. Re
~ MItrhella Folnt a. lez9e q. o.. e
~. ARRIVES "a 1aMttlo at0Nl -
tuesday. IhnEs1aE and entus1At.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26
FArK PawnKR ANECgAsrTv.

condemned u. Freemanas medicated
invisible Powder properly applied Il
used By every lady OF refinement TO
enhance their beanty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

CIsAktxSEoN. Jan. sAS--fhe Scnsae AnS
Hease inst "a roon to-day Ia thssx ~
speStise chambers, and voted Ter Cnited
States Senator, J. n. CAEaen. pgescns
Senator. received 70 Votes. 10 IN the
senate and ~ IN tie Hcnse, = majority
OF 5 ever the cancaA TomaFtou tie
two honsss w9il ballot IN iosns session.
CAnden nReie more Votes 10 eleca.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

InHSruN, jAn. 1a.--fhe pemocrasie
haees OF last nixAs we're ioxesed AGAIN
today hy SpeakrF 6aifa's refusal 30 49,
eept their oycrtcres and ~ into ghsir
cancuA. TIE caacas met a. , oseloeh.
and immsdiately atiearne3 nntl II. AZ
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FOR SNOHDMISB CITY,


E1w. : :. sna,o.
Carrying TIE Uns1sd etn1n mnlla N,
Save Seaflla for Ntmnn14 NoknIsr
AarTEFtlle. Level and enaAnnask, NIr1.
cay WEDNESDAY And fri4nE. 4 fGm.
rorzrning aizarnale daFA
koE treaGn9 @ pAN1az1 ANllT a teEf4
CHA8 II 4UW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Up 70 few weeks ago / considered
myself the champion Dyspeptic Of
America During the years ] have
been afflicted / have tried almost
everything claimed to be q specific
for Dyspepsia in the hope of finding
something that would afford perma-
nenf relief. | had about made up
my mind to abandon all medicines
when | noticed an endorsement of
Simmons Liver Rega ator by 8 prom
inent Georgian, 3 juTist whom KNEW
and concluded to try its effects In my
case. | have used but two bottles,
and am satisfied that / have struck
the right thing at last. felt its ben
encial effects almost immediately
UnliEe all other preparations Of
similar kind, no special instructions
are required as to what one shall or
shall not eat This fact alone ought
10 commend II to all troubled with
Dyspepsia. ]. n. HOLMES,
TineIaDd. n. J.
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WAsHINeTan
sTEANBoAT TRANsPoRTaTIsH 8
caFFylngthe %. nall.



0NK or THE W. So W
4 II. Cos steamers n
tAndersoa or kdakhlu
VII run daily between rnaomA sad Frza
fownsal1 leaving Tacoma apaan nrziFniA
tain SearEla af 10 D. m. Hn6 enMeAsnN ii
Pnrt Madison. fcF4 Gamble. Port LN0W
and Port Towusend RetHrnln9 AMFa
Porf Tuwnsend every dag lcxcap1 AGlAnEi
81 O'Clock B. me- ana seattle as ~ sin
SEATTlE-WMATG0M R1WTk
The steamer N INK MERWNM MI
leawe Seattle every sunday, Tnamang An
Thurn1ns ewUninR oiclDnk. Cor w haaenla
calling as Mnktlsnn, Tmlmlin CnnnaTIla
Oak HarnoE, utHaAa6T, AAn1nmAK Fkanleg
Anacortaa, 00amam. Gmxu3zA NMtthMvam
BelllnghAm and SahnmA
Returning. Win iemxe Wh46n1M eFaeT
MondAy, Wednesday Mm9 NzAaaY even
lngA q 8 cicisck. tnr seaside. nallinR
intsrmedi@ta points N m wMg.
SEkTTlE-SKAEfT nlFER ROUTE
4ha steamer 0&AAEN will t1aRn Aa
for Sksgis river and way pnK1a NENR4
Monday and Thursday. fEknEniza X4AA
dAys and RridAyR
FOR freight ana pamn&a aprfr A U4m
panyls once. en- YealnE's hark. eros ha4Ed
she beata ax the same wharf.
mrN-sf Gao. q JACoAA HseF.
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ADVEETIsED LEFTERs.

Last Of advertised letters remaining IN
the posso6aes JnnuAry ri:
Alison, o H Andersen. Mrs d u
Ansden. Miss Eva Anderson, Mr. z @
Bsssrom .MrAHW Bale, Mr. Alex
BaIlen. Mr.. Z Brush, Mr. ER
Ban, Jno Berg, Mr.
Bean, Lis Brown TG
Bssha. Mrs Thos Bailey, W.
Ohilc0tf. Mrs Conroy, Dennis
Oairns, Mr. Edward Ooeey,
Chapan, Mrs J W Oauldeld. Mr. Peter
Oarberon, Mr. 4 J Crane. Mr. W
Cons. Mrs VIM l.
Dickens. Mr. Daft, Mrs z
DsEfoehsmont,H Davis. Mrs Lizzie
Davenport, Miss n Demnision, Sam A
Doyle, Timothy Douglass. WG
Edu0nston, MFsJ EWiog, MrsL
EdeF, Peter ]
Flint. Mr.. Harry Fsx8n, Harry
Fillmore, N A
Graham, Go Grawbow. Mr. Fred
Graves, AW Gonfx, Mrs A
CLANS. Martin GilmsF. Miss Mary
Grant, Mary Grshsn VIM n
Harris. Mr. Arson Hartman, Conrad
Hall, MrsCA Halseth. Mr. Christ
Haydsn, Mr. Frank Herman. Mr. Frank
HovdsF, Geo Hnmmei, Geo
Koran. Mrs John HouRhfon, Mrs Jno
Hunter. Mrs Julia HaRnsr, Mrs Josie 3
Haiti. Mr. Mark Hooper, Wan L
Jacobsen. August Jossphson. Al
Jewell, Mrs 4 n J5hansen, Mr. Jens
Jepsen. Mr. l. B jackson. Miss u
JoEes, Mrs Mary Z james, Miss Sophia
Kelley. I'd Kennedy. Frank
klinke. Julius klump, Il
Lyon. Miss A Lasaki. Charley
Lndwigavn, II II Leroy, John
Latham, Willie
MOylan, Jas Mason. Allfn @
Murdoch, Miss O MaGagrie. Miss O
Mainland, MID Matson, James
Mckay Mr. Esnneth Mechanism, John
AcCoFkle, Martin McManes Thos
Murphy, Mrs Thos McCoppin, VIM
Morgan, VIII McCarley, w w
NaRley, MIL Nelson, Mr. Frank
Nsgler, Fred
Purdy, Allen Perkins, Mrs II
Robertson. Mr. O n Reed, Mr. Chas z
Rose, ChAs Rice, ArJ w
Robinson. Mr. WIN RaAdIes. Mr. Vim
Saultsr. Chas 2 sandman, Miss E
SCully, John E Steele, L
Salmon. Michael
Taylor, ] I futile, Mr. Al
Thoen, Doctor Tinsley, Chas
Tilton, MrJ Taylor, MrJR
vo9us, Gus
Wood. Mrs Annie Walls, AJW
Willard. Mr. = n Watson, Mrs Francis
Wilkinson, Irving Warren. Mrs Jennie
Wentworth. Mrs l. Wilson, Selden
WiseDan. Wm Walters. Mr. Wm
WinstoRe, Walter 4 Wetenley, Miss WAC
Yale. he
Third and F0uFtk Class-Broun. Mrs.
Annie; HeAcoek. Mrs l. J; Halpine. Mrs
E 4; aalter, O; 1uftls. James; Wilson,
Ohas 2. o. ]. Cana, Postmaster.
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D. 7. DENNY SON,
REILBSTITR BROARRS
AND
Lumber Dealers,
aoons ! aas 9. Fares 0pERa BLOCK
?. .. bsz 2s2. ssatiIs W.L

n oTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
Il Eorfh seattle.
Lots and blocks for ssls In d. 7. Dea-
nyfs frst second third fourth. dfth and
sixth additions, d. + Decays Pa < eddi-
fis1 and Mob II q addition.
Business and residence lots and blocks
for sale IN various parts Of the city.
Ten-acre lois npar the CRY.
Farm and fArn lands In King, San Juan
and Island counties.
WANTED
More farms . sell aad Iease.
More houses 70 rest
More city lots and blocks - sell
More busises property % sell
More money % invest in 0-stciass
mortgage securities We guarantee
NINE PER GENT
Returns On mortgage Investments.
Before buying elsewhere call and look
over our lisa of property.
Taxes paid and investments made for
non resident parties.
Agents for the Western Mn Company.
Correepondence from abroad selected.
la dsW
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NAmgyrHI'k. Jan. SA--The Tennessee
Legislature sassnhled At ucoa today,
aud rFcceeaed With SIX ballots for
United States Senator M -tiovprnss
W. ). Bate psUl received 81 v0ses. A.
NJ, Hughes, 1F, Rep. kS. And James n.
peraar tiexa L
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

lspSASAroLz. Jan. sA-TwO ballass
weFv taken for Jsitsd States senator
today wSaheas change.
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D. e. DURIE,
Shipping and Commission Merchant,
Rob@m YEsLERs WHARF. SEATTLE TssDAuns

-ank nds q IA Hay Frodncs.
Aoes o.
Nd Snap1e oraoer
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rs AGA 4n-l Azz1e e saoai6 net fAn 10 eAn sn
htz- Tha DscsaF has visited tbs hn<ptfAls n
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Treasures Notice.

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Austria CsaearA

REsrH, Jan. SIT 10 semi aflsially
stated the Austrian Government q
saFs - 10 the necessity for q new SO.
hranls. 90 nee regency, before the cleo
ton Of prince 10 the Bulgarian throne.
All the powers, with the exception OF
England, are now N unis0n on this
sahiect.
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PAaEs, Jan. sS.-Three per cent rentes
closed this afternoon Al an advances Of
IN ceniines over yesterdays ofisi /
clssang anotAtion.
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c. &P. S. n. \.
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river cxreaalon a. 40 >. m.s an9
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ard $40 3 m.
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= enoc' - ~, j. IMII.NKR. anIa
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Pans, Jaa- ss.--rhe Cabinet snst 10
DAY ana reiterated that var Famors Ia
circulation are ~ incoFrecl fFam 4 mill
taFy as from q diplomAttc poias q siew
General BanianSeF. Minister Of War.
pahiishes a deatAi ef The Fepast that be
u enytng horses abroad Zoe che use Of
kka aFUsw
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BKR1.rs, Jan. 26.-Ths NORTH Gcrs,aH
Gassfls eonhrma the pacific declarations
made BY n. Goblet. the Frenoh Premier.
The 6assfts pseneanees the declaration
o. TIE London pafiB Nssrs, that Ger.
many intended 10 require certain ex
plantations from the French regarding
she movement Of troops en- she frontieF.
e. q pnra tnventi0n.
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RumsFea Battle.

SuAKra, Jan. 25.--It is reported that
small fofeo Of Abyssinians has at
tackled haksoHsh and been repulsed,
With = Ices Of 800 killed. Five Italians
were killed.
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PAn1s, Jan. B.-Ths neWspapeFs Of
eli parties join IN accusing The English
press Of insentin9 aud circulating BELT
oose eanaras French journalists as.
engaged IN this alleged usFk from Pc
eaniaFg nosives. being Interested In in
hnenoing the stock msskets. France,
however. Il ia declared. will not fall into
the tfsp. she is calm and ea1 defy the
mapsuxeFa Of her enemies.